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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-11-17
BREWSTER'S

Safety Rein Folder VIII Prevent
a ESuaaMay and smash up.
Elor y lie by
H.lCONRAD,
BOZ WestG Capital Strssp,
Yanktons Ds Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-27
4 NEGRO IysURRECTIoy IN TEXAS.

TWO sHERIFFs WITH POSSES ALREADY IN TIE
FIELD AND TRDoPs oRDHI.ED oUT
Houston. Tex sept. 26.-word was brought In last
evening tlat an insuFreotsn i'm ineni among the
blacks In Matagurda County. The sheriff OF Msiasona
County seat . courier to sheriff Hickey. OF Brazora
County asging for I'm uedae assistance put down an
Instruction. Tho stated thai 200 negroes
under In Matasorda. that the excitement
the whites great The trouble over
attempt OF eolorsa constable To arrest white man who
lived ON Coney creek. Tue constable found dead
in tho water Of the creek. aud tho negroes
believe thai he murlered by whts
Later reports lsst night stated that sheriff Hickey
had raised posse nfty mounted white men aud
started for Aatagoria vhiis the sheriff OF Maagorda
County his the Of the troubs with
u hundred mounted men. At noon ts-day the alarming
report reached RMS city thar the sherifs forces have
red and active hostities Tho negroes have
bsen iarKe.y reinforced. The Houston Light Guards
have received orders ~ special train for
COlupI 0ia Braxoria County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-27
A RRUrAL PRIZE EIGHT LN ILLIyoIS

KANKAKEE. ILL.,, Sept. 26.-One Of the gamest prize
fights ever witnessed In Illinois occurred near here
early yese rday morning Time hundred young men
wsded through the wet weeds near tho town and en-
teied IN old shaAfy close beside the railroad track
Once Inside tho shanfy i've lamps were lighted, the
dasrs sesurely locked and the master Of ceremonies
announced that Billy Watson, OF Chicago, and Tom
Duffy, OF Ohio, were to fight to o fnish with two
ounce gloves for s150 side and the entire gate re,
ceipts, which amounted to neatly $500 more. Duffy,
who twenty three years old, stripped at Las pounds
watson b tw enty two years old weighs l3s pounds
Shortly amer o'oci0cA both men stepped into the
middle Ut the ring and the battle began. In the thirty
etk round the speca clared that they lad
seen enough and begged the referee call the fight
draw; In the feurty-iourth round the men were
q, arfy exhausted that tho referee called the fight
draw. Tho contest lasted two hours and fourteen min
utes Both pugists were batiy punished that e
Will be several days before they viii feel Like ordinary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-27
AN ELoPYyo COUPLE, CAUGHT

fHILtDxIRHIA- Sept. 2a-C ID. Forrest, VINO said he
had been proprietor Of the PARK Hotel at Billings.
Montana Tor some years, called upon the chief VI de-
tectives to day and stated that a woman with whom
he had lived for sixteen years his wife, had left
Billings last August with joel r. Thompson, who was
at one time boarcr at the hotel but who, by reason
OF sickness and hts destitute had been
taken care Of by Mr.. Forrest and finally given posi-.
non In the establishment. Last August, Mr. Forrest
sfstes be wss absent fom Billings for several weeks
during which time the hotel destroyed by fire.
Upon his return his wffe-as 10 had recognized tho
womsn-comp planned of illness and SEM by him to
ST. Paul with Ss,2oo Is bank drafts which, he says
she converted into cash and married Thoanpson who
with tho woman, was finally traced this CRY by
means Of the formers trunk Upon Mr. Forests ar.
rival here he found tho couple add had them arrested
when tho woman acknowledged thai she still had
81, 700 Of the money left.
At the hearing this afternoon however, Mr. Forrest
declared that he did not desire prosecute either of
them and that he had decided to taEe the woman Iacb
to Montana with him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-27

York. bat no gets there finally he T. guilty, The
unanimous opinion Of the Judges {n.t nceoon o.
1T IL proof that the most ingenious counsel with
the strongest pIess cannot Avail 70 ave =. Ok
ire isst rsn % nj for h,s crime.
IL that which have oontended for al along
! have said that IL was not Jacob Sharp sl0ne-it
in Shsrp's casa. A Jury convicted him. aud then
his defender sad The jury did not dare DO other
VISA. public opinion was Gtrons, and It was too
weak to resist ify Hut the case las been taken
before the alb General Term composed OF some Of
the strongest Justices In the State. two OF
tAey are unanimous in affirming the Judgment;
Does not this show as clearly as proof
can show anything that the trial was far,
pr% e1eeeSed their Snfyi Even If tne
iourt Of Appeals should dcvids that there vas any
important technical srier wI9n Is n4a M
able. the public must be assured by TINS oecisioh. !.
any one doubted it before that we were nov moveo
by any malrce. but that there was real CRIME
proved by proper weans' bsfon' Iu"r Judge ana
Mr. NicoI was 10 the General Sessions building
for an hour or two aier ne s y.ceyed With
pleasant remarks the esngrafuisi'ons al LIE Sus-
cess.
There is practically little probability according
to the opinion Of officials, of any further delay in
Sharp's transfer to Sing sing. While Supreme
Cou,t Just ice might legally grant stay. no JUS
tiee could probably be found who would take
such course, in the face Of tue dsiIber,,
ate opinisn OF every Justice or the GeDerai
1erm,of this distrct fbe mers f'ellng AZ respect
fer one anothers opinions would plevent~ ANY suCni
acton. But il 10 possible that some judge OF the
Court of Appeals may De asked to grans/a stay OF
proceedings Such an application Is rarely ma0s
or granted ADD there ~ little doubt that nnatp
will be promptly seat to prison. II the order OF the
General Term is settled Thursday II viii De I'M
med aely filed With the sheriff. and Sharp may %
taken to State Prison on Friday.
W. BourKe Cochran, who has taken o prominent
part IN toe appeals in the sharp case was 10 sara
toga yesterday Mt the Democratic Cenventlon. MI.
StIekney and others of ,narps counsel refused 10
ANYTHING about the result or the appeal 10 th'
General lerm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-27
FAILURE OF A BREWIyG COMPANY.
PHILADELPHIA CoNCEPN GOES UyDER-ATrRlB-
LTD nREYERs, AssoCIAIINX.

PHILADELPHIA CoSCEPN GOES CNDER-ArrRfB-
CTED TO IHE BREWERS ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 26-Ths Enterprise Brewing
Company have made an assignment 10 General Stewart,
confessing liabilities amounting to 100000 Thsr
stated be s35O.OoO. The principal cred
itors Moses Graer. or Reading. S32 900; Moses
Hetenheiiner. OF Ssw-York. $4,000; Nestor Co..
NewYork $1,000; Mclaughlin & Co., Toronto, $4,000,
and Vincent Frank Chic $4,000 FrIcs &c. waynes-
bur also have claim OF $4,000 for erecting large ice
machine costing about S25010. Other creditors luin2
the total 10 about S2O3.0O0. Real estate and otnsr
property. beer and malt 10 stock and valusbe ma
chInery worth $1,000 the assets which he cou
pany claims amount Ia S350,0Jo.
Or failure Is entirely due TO organized ofort OF
the Brewers Assoca ion 10 break Us up said President
Noliers tuls evening" "AlmoI Immediately after or
gsnzng gave notice to the Pool Of our desire 10 with
draw, and demanded a settlement In ten days. MY
rrHson tor this tlat did care TO be hampered
by Tue boz cuts AMI strikes that prevalens that
time. On July the poo owed SfO,700 which We
asScd for ami tot that there money a. meet
the demand Since then irUu time 10 tiue W. Fave
asked for this money. bat we have never received
cent"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-27
OPENING or TIE AyrEPOVERTY FAIR.


TIE OUTLOOK PROMISING.
When 10 announced a weeks ago that the Anti
Fair fortaight. people, remembering
number Of failures have been made there dis
posed ~ anIre the holiness rather the wisdom OF
The society In attempting make Of such huge
undertaking. But an o. these people attended the
Gaden yesterday particularly las evening, and Witnessed
the opening Of this fair excellent beginning
point Of attendance financial and general enthu-
slasn they must OF t that prophets they deserved 70
be ranked with Mr.. Wiggins Basslte.
Certainly ssnguine advocates supporters
could have expecIed much for opening day
just how peops attended could D. learned last
evening, but the number into the thousands.
there every think this val. be exceeded
to-day. This exceedingly gratifying 70 the 800
energetic LADIES' OF the Antpovery society 70 whom the
OF the undertaking Is largely due. They raised
the funds. collected tho dLataons, which from
babYs ring q fzFm Ia Ohio IL Is said,
hard work trying dispose OF this collection 1t Is
hardly and would be unwlse attempt
all that Ii 70 be add enjoyed fair
There OF course, booths innumerabe. where fancy
work. breabrac books pictures flowers and eonfeeton-
cry TO BE- had. These presided by yvung
girls whose appeals u buy are Irresistible.
Then there Is theatre, whers lively plays and farces
are acted, a dancing pavilion dances every
gallery, gypsy fortune teller and her tent,
black sheep led around BY Il little coIored girl and
another white one In charge OF httlc white girl;
In charge of Mary Halgan, Dr. McGynns house,
keeper, who champoned the docUrs vigorously
against vcsroen-ra Donneiiy LAST winter department
reserved for the st. stephens parishoners where John K
fesney, John Quinn, Edward Mcdonnell, John Kirby.
friends OF tina Doetor eongregste
. hoasand other things equally Interesting. OF
prominent members last night that the Harden had
been secured for 100 i ts entire period II this be
true then the Labor Party will u handsome
ton. - goo taken In last night. Dr. Nc
flynn nfty yrzrs old to-day and his birthday viii
celebrated ut tho tAir to-day With reception In his honor
The Standard" it stated yesterday that
reply had BEEN received from Governor Hill In
the Challenge sent him for public debate by Henry
George Saturday. Mr.. George himself started
again yesterday but there few WHO believe the
Governor will take the gauntlet that has been thrown
down him by the intrepid leader OF the Labor rnrty
Every around the partys headqnLters Is In high
are having through tho state john MeMAckin Is sure
will poll 200 600 and even more,
things 60 they going.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-27
THE EVE. OF THE GREAT RACE


augment the Mrs. Bell Will watch tho race from
does not know something abouo til worn and can Nnc
a hand In Of need The Cup Commits e's rep O
tha b nefu of whose Thorough knowledge Of the course
will undoubtedly neither be withheld nor refused .e
During thc ate noon he passed tho Thistle IN The
Crayling and fired gun salute, which the Ihis ,
rctdr 81 BY ping hr snssn The Tth hsr u aise
admiring eyes.
"sho Is the finest piece of workmanship have son
down the bay inst before and the TIT anita seemed
to be holding her own with the cup-defender g. n.r
To-, cai The roster Of nearly all \, ,, that
Among tho cutters on the TompiansVlle shore-thc
Ulanda. Is douln, Gslatea, UlldIa Mona, Del yn and
Clara was )" in ' tho easin. The Nom ar u and
Cytherea outside, and the sloops Fanny, Phan-
M Man ana Tho psciia and the Daunes lay of
on Bay Ridge and At other points h Ia s a
Iantic ShamrocI, Tltania. shona. lsls, Mur1el ana
Huron The steam yachts n a aaOn 70 The Tse
Mohcan. on which Mr Boil and Mr.. Watson spent me
night tho Pg,s Falcon sn a Sere These
and about thirty oths viii follow the yneh h.r nav
Thistle and the crew will be asffr
IrsHT WIND PeonAprE ToR TODAY
Tbs weather probabilities engaged the anxious at
b-ritton OF yachtsmen yestcrthy. Many conflicting
predictions msda by tho weatherwise but the
majority OF opinions foctoId Hight wind The Signal
scrice Bureau bulletins "ar weather, westerly winds
the Atlantic Yacht Club house and grounds at Bay
Ridge. who r. authority and has "strucb" very
correct forecasts on similar former occasions, said to
rRIBUSs ref orter:
""he gass rose lite last night and stationary
all day to-day MOU'av, TIL about 30 p. m. when
be gan to fan. Jndrng from the course OF the wind
Iring he dav-ffom west to northwest from the way
he as actei and from the general appearance of
hinss it X ab.Iolnt " certain that VIII have ght
DO very light
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-27

A probably fatal accident happened about O'Clock
last night at the Isot once A pulley brDke Ia the
electric light machinery and two pieces OF the wheel
struck a fireman, Knocking him senseIess. An anbu-
lance carried him TO the Chambers Street Hospital
where IL was certained thai be had received a COM
Pound fracture OF the gh arm and Jaw, and probably
also mac ure OF the base Of the skull 1he surgeon
SAID that the injuries would probably provo fatal.
Tho iDjdred man NJ James Murray, agp thtrty-iye,
anu be iives In hirLy thrdst two doors from Eighth
ave, and has a wffe and chiid. The chief engineer
had gone home few minutes before the accKens; he
rctui ned to inspect the machinery and said that II
was slmplr an accident, OWING probably to flaw
In the putey
~ was thought NJ first that the had received
an electric shock but inmate inspeethon showed
that this not the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-27
MICHIGAN LIQUOR MEN READY TO YTGH

DETROIT. Sept 20 (spseiai,. liquor Law which
goes into effect In Michigan "Wednesday 10 about To
meet formidable attack. Tomorrow Attorney Fred
erck A Baker viii submit his opinion on
tho Law 10 Michael Mar,z, president OF
the Detroit Brewing Company and head
OF the committee having the struggle In charge IL "
learned from this Trustworthy source that Mr. Baker
viii submit an opinion declaring that the Law can be
overthrow In the court
fights IN the history OF tina stare. The liQaor
element Il vitality Interested In the matter.
IL thought that Of the mal points fought Is
that provision Of the law which permits the officers
to eater barrooms and arrest the propretors and attend
ants without warrant and take possessou of the bar
room property. ihs II Is urged. practically amounts
to search and seizure without process OF law, which
Is forbidden by the Federal Consultation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-27
FEARFUL LEAP OFAy INSANE MIy.

Rooms the top floor Of tho nve-stsry tenement
house Ne as Ffrstss have been occupied for two
months BY family OF Charles Plant German metal
worker ago forty-exht In that time Paint had done
work and had alarmed some Of the other tsusnts by
outbreaks of INSANITY About week ago no began to
he more violently insane AT a m. yesterday 10 got
out OF unnoticod. wont up to the ROOF ana
iuwpei Ipso the roar yzr fall he broke . cfoess
line and flight Of wooden In the roar OF the house.
The crash awakened other ants Of the house aud
they hcarf him shouting Two jumped from the roof
Shoot me and put Of misery He continuet TO
shout until ambulance carried him To peavue Hos
pal Ills back hal hsen broken By the fan and the
goous said he GliaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-27
SUED aYA r1cr1m az KYoK NorHIyGs

LOUISVILLE, Sept 20 tSpeeiab--Mrs. Ann Traiuor is
preparing 10 bring suit against the C:y Of louisville for
$1,000 with interest since August 1855. The claim IL
for tho destruction Of her home In
the Rlosdy Monday rots Of that year Tho
riots the ougrowth u the bitter fight by the Know
Nothugs supporting Humphrey Marshall for Congress
AGAINST General Preston. who stood Tor Foreigners rights
The Kentucky Legislature passed after
enapn the city settle ella OF who lost
property Tn the riots but NrS Trsinors ei I'm Gof
mar Dresenred
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-27
4 TENN ERECKED AND B URNED.

THE ACCIDENT CAUSED by BURNING TIEs-oF $50
PASSENGERS MONK WAS HURT.
OTTAWA Sept. 26.-Ibe express irain Which left ota
wa This afternoon for Montreal. tho Canada Atlantic
Railroad. wrecked three miles below Eastmsn's
SPRING. The accident caused by the expansion OF
tee rails. due 10 heal from burning ties Tbs cara
caught IRE aud were burned There were $50 passen.
gers Of whom injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-27
TO fAs Editor OF The Tribmn.
Az ENGINEER And A FIREMAN KILLED.


TWO ENGINES WRECKED on THE DELAWARE, LACK
WANNA AND wEsrE ~ ROAD.
As the passenger train which Jeff Hobokcn ut $40
n. NJ yesterday was nearing Summit. y. j.. Il came
into collision with freight train which was coming TO-
ward New-York Both engines wrecked and the
engineer aud fireman killed
Tie engineer OF tie passenger engine was badly
bruised and had his hand hurt Tie fire
OF this engine had one leg broken
Mono OF the Passengers was hurt Sd Tar
could be learned though many were consider
ably shaken up. and all thoroughly frightened
Tho Of the accident could not be ascertained-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-27
VERDICT AGAINST THE REV. W. f. DAVIS

Boston. sept 26-Tns Gaze Of the Rev. W. f. Davis
who charged with preaching on the common with
license. resamed and finished in the Superior
Criminal Court to-day before Judge Staples and jury
Judge Staples commended tina defendant for his honesty
aud ability and said he entitled to general respect
and thought that his odenss OF OF Judg
rather than iBtenton to violate the law Tho Jury
ned veraict OF guilty each OF tho four CON-
.Inf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-27
oRgAyyzIys AGAINST rgMPERAycE.

PirTsBgRG. Sept 70 tspeciaih-Tho distiers whole
sale liquor dealers and sotters Of Western
have formsd an organization to ight the temperance
movement la addition to initiation fse OF $50.
each member agrees IN pay into tho treasury snesnth
~ per rent Of hfs sales several leading
lawyers OF this city have been retained Those dealers
who refuse 10 JOIN will be boyeetted, and attempt
ruin their trade One proninsnt dealer has
joined charges ano her prominent liquor who
IL a member associaton. with u bill
the last Legislature requiring Wholesale
dealer and d~tler To apply to court for license the
sanle "A retailer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-27
RATES 10 RE PRSIOREn

CINCINNATI. Sept 20-An important meeting Of gem
crs passenger and ticket Of ST. Louis eSsbouad
lines and Cincinnati terminal lines ~zs held at the
Grand Hotel Cincinnati. today which had for its object
the restoration Of passenger agreement was
reached to oil tariff This puts
end to tho rate which has been In progress for
days between prineips hines Interested In
bound business from 81 Louis. and TO and from Cn-
cinnat an other important points in Central Traffic
Association territory
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-27

Somebody child Is dv ng-iyng with the fnsh OF hone
his face and somebody moh. ihnking OF the time
when that dcar wiz b, hinton where
brighten ltbecsuse there for consumption.
Reader. the Guild be psighbors take this
ri 10 the mothers heart behre h Tell
consumption Ia euric shat LIVING TO-DAY tho
PLY pronounced urabs
almost destroyed by the daas br perce's Golden Med
teal Disc has euPs hundreds OIL
hypophosphiies and other medicines In this
sold by drugEsta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-27

criminal Court Tomorrow and surrender sxtwasden
yarns and s County Couzmssioasr Van Pelt into the
hands ths and ask for ths surrender OF ma oeud
sggregatIns $45 0OO He gives ~ his reason that In
ens the Anarchists slod blow up tha Jail and the bos
sf Van Pelt aud varHell NOT be found thereafter me
state Attorney might insist that no had smuxsed .as"
into Ca NADIA and SO have bonds declared forfeited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-27
ypS HrprRrsy IN epp nrvoprr

NEWPORT. r L.. sspt 26-fn the epsninS Of the sa-
prems Court for Newport County this morning Chief
Justice Durfss that In the divorce
C. Bariburt against Henry A HurburI jr. majority Of
he had decided that the petitioner had made cut
her and decided 10 grant divorce. This settles
case OF interest to NewYork socie people which has
been In the courts Tor about year The charges were
mel support, desertou sad .stemperaDce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-27
AppRA1sEnEyr or THE CoLUMBrIy BAyE

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 26 ,speeiaD.-Ths apprsisement
Of the assets OF tho Columbian Bank which closed IFS
doors about two mouths ago, fled By General
James W. Latta, Clandius b Linn aud Henry H.
Ellis In the Conrt Of Cominoa Pleas
this meruing The report th loans the bank
on merchandise amount to S16.492 O6; the financial
account due by banks. 70 $25.39s 49, call
sidered good. $l0.sS7 73; doubtful 1888 43: bad,
ll2S7 10; instalment mortgages, Sl4.S6j 49, the
stslmeBt leans and oeiigsstons Sl926l 76 The
ar~ placed at S9Jls9 "a The merchandise Is ctored
various places and has ereaty deprecated In value The
liabilities $300,0O0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-27
FarBBR Milan coRREUrs AN ERROR

Pc UGnKEf PsrE, Sept 20 cspeciao. Father James
Milan OF Peters Roman Catholic Church OF this city,
has published In reply article OF The kess-
Tork r ptes of Sunday. In which he says:
reported having privately reprimanded several OF
his for upolDx tire ArchbishoD ant NOT
synpatlixing with NcGlynn" This IS wholly untrus MY
hat had right 10 frectom or
opinion much less has one of them racn
reprmaned privately puDy Tor tho exeRese Of
ri xht
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-27

proper tackle beside tho forward deck. Tho men in
each of Ito fDur evat crews were numbered anu as
signed to tho stations whrh they 10 occupy a. INC
ro,viochs IN an emergency. All the He-prcserVers
were overhasled and piacet where they can bc cast
overbo ard conveniently. Tho Lfe-raH on the hufri-
cane deck was manned also. -
The steamer viii % down tho bay At an early pour
ard Inspector Byrnes VIII report TO Commodore
GERRY f,r distinctions Commissioners French and
NctIayo vi q on tho steamer but will take no guests,
az the intention IA to have the boat usei solely IN
fbe intercstu of tho putc. Inspector Byrnes SAID
Yesterday thai the police would be p pared 70 eF'af
fair space Tor the yachts 20 In and also 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-27
1rNExprcTED HEIRS TO AN ESTATE.

TROY Sept 26-A little more than year ago MIS-
srcna Miller made application IN Surrogate Lords court
for administration the estate OF her son by
former marriage Clads feator. who died In hospital
in New-York n short time before. She declared that
the dead man had left widow. child or desceud-
aut Letters Of administration issued to Mrs.
Miller. judicial settlement Of Mira Miller's account ~
Administrative estate set down for this
morning Surrogate Lord At the appointed hour
Mrs. Miller hand. were also younger woman
tle girl represented by counsel who entered pro-
test against settlement OF Mrs MiIlers account The
strange woman said she the willow Of Caildus
Toator and that her maiden Was Cathartne JACK
she married TO Clnudi,ts Teat1r IN the
ON May 5. 1854 She produced marriage certificate
signed Ivy the parish priest and by William Lowe ana
Sarah Cunningham Witnesses The last named tesfi-
fled fact OF the marriage. whereapsn the case was
adjourned till October - The widow Cfaufius restor
Is now the wife " Charmant feator brother Of Chan
,iis and lives In York Mrs Miller declared that
she never knew OF her sou's marriage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-27

CANAJoHARIE. sept 20 tspceialh-Danean Clark.
manager OF Carks Female Mnstrels. will prob ably not
visit III" Mohawk Valley again soon- At Utica he was
arrested for conducting immoral show. At Iierkmer
and Little Falls he found the opera houses closed against
him. and this morning the depot he attempted to leave
Of the troupe without paying them and seven at
tackled him in the depot. beating him numerically. The
troupe tuok train for Johnstown, but Only got as
tar as Fonda where a free light INDUCED IN.